270# Buy and Sell Signals – TradingView-

Joy22 2025

Buy and Sell Signals indicator for TradingView is designed for scalping or intraday trading on 1-minute or higher timeframes using a TradingView indicator that provides three levels of signal strength:

All Signals

Buy & Sell Signals

Strong Signals

Each mode filters signals differently, allowing traders to adapt to market volatility and personal risk tolerance.

1. Indicator Overview

The indicator generates automatic Buy (green) and Sell (red) trade signals.
Each signal includes:

A horizontal support/resistance level created by each signal

Color-coded labels for the three signal types

Signal Types

All Signals (Most Frequent)
- Shows every detected Buy and Sell opportunity.
  
  Includes minor signals suitable for fast scalping.

Buy & Sell Signals (Filtered)
- Removes weaker signals.
  
  Shows medium and strong opportunities only.
  
  Balanced for intraday trading.

Strong Signals (Most Filtered)
- Only the highest-quality signals.
  
  Best for conservative traders or volatile conditions.

2. Timeframe Recommendations

The strategy works with 1-minute charts and higher:

1 min: Scalping

5–15 min: Intraday

30 min–1 hour: Swing entries confirmation

Using Heikin Ashi (as shown in the images) can smooth noise and improve visual clarity.

3. Trading Rules

3.1 Buy (Long) Rules

Enter a Buy when all conditions below are met:

A green Buy signal appears.
The Buy signal forms above or near a green support line created by previous Buy signals.
Price shows bullish momentum, such as:
- Heikin Ashi candle turning green,
  
  Breakout above recent micro-resistance,
  
  Increasing volume.

Stop-Loss (SL):

Place SL below the green support line, or

Below the last market swing low.

Take-Profit (TP):

Option A: Fixed RR

TP = 1.5× or 2× the stop-loss distance

Option B: Structure-based

Target next red resistance line created by Sell signals.

3.2 Sell (Short) Rules

Enter a Sell when all conditions below are met:

A red Sell signal appears.
The Sell signal forms below or near a red resistance line created by previous Sell signals.
Price confirms bearish momentum, such as:
- Heikin Ashi candle turning red,
  
  Breakdown below micro-support,
  
  Rising downside volume.

Stop-Loss (SL):

Place SL above the red resistance line, or

Above the last swing high.

Take-Profit (TP):

Option A: Fixed RR

TP = 1.5× or 2× the stop-loss distance

Option B: Structure-based

Target the next green support line created by Buy signals.

4. Signal Mode Selection

4.1 All Signals Mode (Photo 1)

Use when:

Market is trending strongly,

You need many entries (scalping),

You can monitor trades actively.

Best for: Fast scalping on 1m–5m.

4.2 Buy & Sell Signals Mode (Photo 2)

This mode filters out weaker signals.

Use when:

Market is less volatile,

You want fewer false signals,

You prefer medium-term entries.

Best for: Intraday trading on 5m–15m.

4.3 Strong Signals Mode (Photo 3)

Only the highest-confidence signals appear.

Use when:

You prefer safer, cleaner setups,

Volatility is high,

Trading sessions are unpredictable.

Best for: Higher timeframes or conservative traders.

5. Trade Management Rules

5.1 Don't take signals against a strong trend

Confirm trend direction with:

Higher highs / higher lows (uptrend)

Lower highs / lower lows (downtrend)

Optional moving averages (e.g., EMA 50/200)

5.2 Avoid trading during low-volume periods

Examples:

Late night sessions

Low-liquidity weekend hours (crypto)

5.3 Close the position if the opposite signal appears

This acts as an emergency exit.

6. Example Workflow for Traders

Step 1 — Choose your signal mode

Scalper → All

Intraday → Buy & Sell

Conservative → Strong

Step 2 — Wait for a signal

Don't anticipate signals. Wait for confirmation.

Step 3 — Check market structure

Confirm with:

Support/resistance lines

Step 4 — Set Stop-Loss

Place SL outside the support/resistance line generated by the signal.

Step 5 — Manage the trade

Use trailing stops or fixed targets.

7. Strategy Notes

Signals are filtered, meaning the indicator already removes many false positives.

The support/resistance lines created by the indicator help identify likely reversal zones.

Using the indicator with Heikin Ashi candles gives smoother entries.

Conclusion

This strategy provides a structured approach to trading Buy/Sell signal indicators on TradingView.
By choosing the appropriate signal mode (All, Buy/Sell, Strong) and following strict entry and risk-management rules, traders can adapt to different market conditions while maintaining discipline and consistency.